New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-04
ROOFS OF RECRUITS FOE NICOLL.
THE DOOM OF THE BOSSES SEALED.
WHAT rAMMANY MEN AND COUNTY DEMOCRATS
WHO ARE n fEvOLr SAY.

WHO ARE N rEvoLr SAY.
Tho vigorous and we'll nigh universal public senti-
ment hero In favor OF Mr.. NcOTs election confines ~
crystalllze into practical form with greater rapdty
every day. Further evidence OF this fact was pre-
scented Yesterday at the Citizens HrnnqualtcrS' inc
ralIyIng point Of Mr. NlcOrS independent ana Demo
cratic forces First came tho announcement that two
new hradouartcrs for Mr.. NicOlIs uptown supporters
had been opened. in the XIXth Assembly District
nj No 1915 West hundred andfwcniy- hfth-st ana
I'm charge Of George NJ Brooks, and the other on tho
East SIDE in the XXIIId District The second Is at
No 23o6 Fourth ave. Ezra A. Tutflo Is In charge OF
A. and like Mr. Brools no Is having busy time Of it,
LITTLE later word came I'm that Mr. NicOlfs friends In
tbc XyIst District had found II necessary 10 open
rallyng place there and had accordingly done SO at
No 80 East Fifty nnthSt Several other places VIII
probably be opened to-day
A RIG BOLT FROM TAMNANY
The most notice able feature I'm regard 70 tho visitors
Yesterday was the number OF well known County
Democrats and Tammany men that came In to assure
,be committee that they were with Mr.. Nicoll. The
Tammany men az a rule did not caro- TO be known as
assisting Mr. Nlcoll, but they declared IN the most
positive way that Fellows would certainly not receive
Tammany's best support. old members OF tho Wig
wan like myself said Of these gentlemen. who
revere the memory Of John Kelly cannot well forget
tho way I'm which Fellows attacked him In 20, when he
referred to Kelly as the greatest prostitute Of the
Democratic party and abused him most shamefully
Wen show how remember This at the polls. To be
sure there IS such thing as open revolt That
woud not do with union Ticket In the field. but for
all that the dlSafT'con exists and VIII make Itself fell
in an effective way whether Power attempts to play
US false I'm regard Lawrence O'BrIen and the rest ri
our candidates or not We never wanted ellows lie
was forced upon us and II the question was put to
vote ! think NIcOll would get the majority Of our
votes. There will be a marked detection mark my
words pc tho best efforts of our district leaders,
Among the prominent recruits from the County
Democracy that called Louis licrrlich who for
wears was on the committee In "Tlm" Campbcs
district lie has ont squarely In favor Of
Nicoll and declares that he will certainly be elected by
a large majority. "I've been I'm politics here for
over forty years" he said, and think can read the
signs OF the times a. we'll any one. have studied
this contest thoroughly and tell yon Mr. Nco Is
going TO 10 our next Distric-Atiorney. Why do |
mink sol Because everybody outside the rings is
for him. The Germans, the Irish. the Grand Army
men, who will support Confederate. friends OF
Johu kelly, Independent Republicans and decent
people generally for him.
T. " DICKgRsoN FOR THE YOUNG CANDIDATE
Edward ~ Dlckcrson. of the Law firm Of Dickerson
& Dckcrson. another old time Demo rat 10 repn
date the candidate OF bosses. In Letter to tho
Citizens Committee no said
Enclosed please Ind a contribution 10 tho election eN
penses De Isnccv Ncol whose success most sincerely
hop for A' you know" am ana a., avn a, nIy gn -
parc, formation ~ the ,oNernmrni alWAys were
hu do not perceive that th!- account ought Ia De
40 inst Mr. Ncnll D.strcf-Aiforpry when vote Tor
the general Democratic ticket ns expect to 40 ~
private person private corporation were 10 tfcAt
iheir attorney who had served them Mr. Nlc"l has
served Us. politicians now trying 10 make 10,
they would 80 b" betrayed and
tho future and would need moro excuses than
ar. at urr-rnt known save their honor.
The masS-mcctng Al Irving Hall 20 night 10 indor-e
the tlckc promises be Of the largest ever held
I'm that hall. Tho speakers Will Include oI Judge
Llakc. George Walton Green. As mbly man Mnliy,
Robert 4 Vanwyck. Ezra \ 1uiile. Senator l'iNLy,
Robert H. Mooney, Henry Nichols and possibly MI
Nicoll hm-olt -
The ~. oil mas meeting in Harlem on saturday
ncht viii be held I'm Harlem Temple, East one hum
drcd and-tvcntt fh--t
The Organization Committee urgently appeal Tor
luntecr- to work al The poll, and watch ON lection
dav All willing 10 s0rve should AZ ono" soma thrli
names and addres-e- To q. W. Green Chairman oi
ORGANIZATION Committee, No. o. broadway.